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Lion's Mane
Written by Steven Sanders A Nootropic mushroom for risk-averse Biohackers with a wide range of cognition-enhancing effects. Hericium Erinaceus, or the Lion’s Mane mushroom, is a unique member of the mushroom family that shows nootropic properties. The mushroom gets its name from its appearance when it reaches maturity, which looks like...
Modafinil
A next-level smart drug, often compared closely to NZT-48 from the movie Limitless. Modafinil imbues an unfair cognitive advantage to those lifehackers not afraid to dabble with pharmaceuticals, from night-shift-working emergency room doctors to programmers and helicopter pilots.
Carbon 60 Fullerenes (C60)
Buckminster Fullerenes are sixty carbon atoms indestructibly arrayed in a soccer ball shape that holds the promise of increasing longevity by up to 90%. It's often referred to affectionately as buckyballs, but for the sake of brevity, I'll refer to it from here on as C60.
DMAE
This stimulating class of drug hacks the chemical domain of the essential neurotransmitter Acetylcholine(ACh), which may NOT be a good thing. ACh is one of the three essential Limitless neurotransmitters. DMAE is a double-edged sword when it comes to cognition and memory.
Gotu Kola
Another Eastern historical Nootropic, best used in combination with Bacopa. It's a medium-term Biohack that, after a few weeks of dosing, enhances cognition, attention, and memory, along with an anti-anxiety effect that imbues a modicum of spiritual enlightenment.
Memantine
Memantine is an NMDA Biohack, an NMDA antagonist with a novel mechanism that can be profoundly helpful for those with broken brains or those who need to reset their tolerance to other performance enhancers. I don't consider it a Nootropic, nor would I recommend it highly to most Biohackers. ...
Horny Goat Weed
A Chinese herb and historical aphrodisiac for both sexes, also known by the significantly less impressive name Epimedium. Also called Rowdy Lamb Herb, it earned these well-deserved names after Chinese herders, no doubt very bored, observed their goats and sheep becoming quite a bit friskier after feeding on it.
Ginseng
An adaptogenic medicinal herb of mythological potency for increasing stamina and a profound sense of well-being.
Magnesium
A crucial Nootropic mineral, a cofactor of numerous key nutrients - over 300 different chemical reactions in the human body require Magnesium. As a performance enhancer, it aids sleep and alleviates symptoms of depression, among many other things...
Creatine
Creatine is one of the most well-known health supplements. It's often caricatured as something just for gym bros because it helps them build muscle... But actually, it's a veritable Mitochondrial Nootropic for all-around human awesomeness.
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